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Saw these this morning on ESPN. First reaction? We look like France. I don't like them. Now if we could play a bit more like France during their great years, I'll gladly take the jerseys. However, far too similar. The solid stripes, while horizontal, look like France's flag.

Saw these this morning on ESPN. First reaction? We look like France. I don't like them. Now if we could play a bit more like France during their great years, I'll gladly take the jerseys. However, far too similar. The solid stripes, while horizontal, look like France's flag.

Actually, equipment and jerseys are separated in many instances in the rule book. Lacrosse is a good example of this

Hence why I said uniform. Uniform refers to the entire thing warn by an athlete. Kit is European way of talking about same thing. It's just like its a soccer field not a pitch when you are in America. Want to be soccer snobs use pitch and kit to look sophisticated but it really just comes across dueschie.

Hence why I said uniform. Uniform refers to the entire thing warn by an athlete. Kit is European way of talking about same thing. It's just like its a soccer field not a pitch when you are in America. Want to be soccer snobs use pitch and kit to look sophisticated but it really just comes across dueschie.

All I have ever understood a uniform to mean is the jersey and pants. Does a football uniform include your pads?If so I have never heard it referred to as such. A soccer kit includes your shin guards. The pitch is the proper term no problem there but boots does bother me. They are shoes or cleats not boots.